UX-Driven E-commerce Prototype
I developed a comprehensive e-commerce prototype using React and Redux, blending innovative design with robust functionality to showcase user-centric online retail
I aimed to create a comprehensive e-commerce platform that showcased my skills in UX design and front-end development.
This project is a e-commerce prototype leveraging React for the user interface and Redux for state management. Every aspect was designed to prioritize intuitive navigation and a seamless shopping journey for the end user, showcasing how a sophisticated front-end architecture can power a dynamic retail environment.
Includes essential e-commerce functionalities, such as product Browse, detailed product views, cart management, and checkout process.
Selected screens
A key challenge in this project was designing and implementing a scalable and predictable state management system using Redux, capable of handling the complexities of an e-commerce application (e.g., dynamic product data, real time cart updates, user authentication). Ensuring smooth data flow and preventing common Redux pitfalls while maintaining application performance was a primary focus.
Another significant hurdle involved crafting a visually appealing and highly responsive user interface that adapted flawlessly across various devices. This included managing complex product grids, image carousels, and interactive elements, all while maintaining a cohesive brand aesthetic and ensuring a fluid user experience from Browse to checkout.
I began with exploratory Figma concepts to define how each user type would interpret value differently.
My process began with an intensive UX design phase in Figma. I meticulously mapped out user flows for the entire shopping journey, from product discovery to final purchase. This involved creating wireframes and high-fidelity prototypes, focusing on clear product presentation, intuitive navigation, and a frictionless checkout process. Iterative design cycles helped refine the user experience based on best practices for e-commerce.
For development, I adopted a component-driven approach with React. Each part of the store, from individual product cards to the shopping cart, was built as a reusable React component, promoting modularity and maintainability. Redux was integrated to manage the application's global state, ensuring data consistency across all components. I used SCSS for sophisticated styling and theming, complementing Bootstrap's responsive grid system to guarantee a visually appealing and adaptive design on all devices.
Color palette
Each color was selected to support accessibility, visual hierarchy, and a clean, modern interface.
What I learned
I began with exploratory Figma concepts to define how each user type would interpret value differently — from long-term appreciation to short-term trade signals.
This project was a deep dive into the intricacies of building robust, state managed applications with React and Redux. It significantly enhanced my proficiency in managing complex application states, handling asynchronous data flows typical in e-commerce, and structuring large scale frontend applications for scalability and maintainability.
Beyond technical skills, I gained critical insights into optimizing the user experience within a commercial context. This included understanding how subtle design choices and efficient interactions can directly impact conversion rates and user satisfaction in an online store. The prototype stands as a testament to my ability to not only develop functionally rich applications but also to design intuitive and visually engaging digital products that prioritize the end-user's journey.